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Berlin Prize Fellowships
The American Academy in Berlin is an independent, nonprofit institute for advanced study in the arts, humanities, social sciences, law, journalism, and public policy. Its primary mission is to strengthen the cultural and intellectual ties between the United States and Germany. Each year, following a rigorous selection process, the Academy awards roughly two dozen semester-long fellowships to individuals who demonstrate excellence in their respective fields.
Visiting Fellowships IAST
Each year, IAST invites applications for post-doctoral Research Fellowships, which offer candidates an opportunity to devote themselves full-time to their research at the start of their careers. Fellows receive support from our newcomer coordinator, ranging from help with settling in (visa applications, housing search, moving budget), to their integration (French classes, activities to explore Toulouse, and other IAST/TSE community events), as well as an office, computer equipment, and a two-year public-sector contract (fixed-term contract in the State Civil Service).
Edilia and François-Auguste de Montêquin Fellowship
The awards consist of a $3,500 fellowship for an advanced graduate student and a $6,500 fellowship for a senior or emerging scholar. The awardees will be notified in December and will be recognized onscreen at the SAH Annual International Conference in April and in the SAH Newsletter.
SAH IDEAS Research Fellowships
The Society of Architectural Historians recognizes the work it must undertake to make reparations for past harms and redress foundational structural inequities, and has charged the SAH IDEAS Committee with acting to care for its diverse community by reckoning with past injustices and accounting for future sustainability. As a small but concrete step forward, the SAH IDEAS Research Fellowships have been established to support a cohort of five emerging scholars per year, self-identifying as members of groups historically marginalized by SAH and the academy at large.